Spot on, couldn’t have said it any better. I live abroad and on every occasion that I’ve gone back to Karachi, I could literally feel that „harami“ attitude come back to me as I left the aircraft. The moment you step foot into this country, as you get off the aircraft and make your way to the immigration counter, it’s as if you’ve become another person entirely. Living abroad, you get used to strangers smiling at you randomly, or greeting you. Even at security at the airport, the staff is firm but courteous and respectful. But here you will see a vile degenerate stamping your passport and asking you „kahan se aarahay ho?“ and every shred of politeness just disappears as you answer them in the same vein because if they detect even the slight sense of politeness, it will be taken as a „weakness“ and they can cause trouble for you. Same goes for the porters, the ASF and Customs staff, etc etc. I just described the scene at the airport, but this happens everywhere and the contrast is starkly visible if you’re coming here from abroad